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buildingabug
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 Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2018 12:25 pm Post subject: Identifying transmissions |
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This is my first post so please pardon any stupid questions I may pose. I recently bought a 68 beetle that has parts from multiple years on it. The deal came with 2 completely torn down motors and two transmissions/transaxles (not sure on the proper terminology yet, but learning). I think I identified the two motors as 68-69 1500cc type 1 and the other as a 1975 1800cc type 2 but cant figure out the transmissions to save my life. The numbers on the first is #31 #113.301.103 and underneath that is 571004 with no letters. The second is #46 #113.301.103 #0 and underneath that is A050433. If you guys can help me figure out what I got it would help me out a ton! Thanks!
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Joey
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2018 4:25 am Post subject: Re: Identifying transmissions |
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The one with the letter A is from a '71 and later type 1 which has a 4.125 r&p. The other one if it's a swing axle could to be a '63 type 3 unit also with a 4.125 r&p.
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buildingabug
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| Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2018 1:53 pm Post subject: Re: Identifying transmissions |
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| The one with the letter A is from a '71 and later type 1 which has a 4.125 r&p. The other one if it's a swing axle could to be a '63 type 3 unit also with a 4.125 r&p. |
Thank you for the help! did you have a chart that you referenced or some way to figure it out or is it that you are around them enough that you noticed similarities? Thank you for the help on this! |
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